Grated yam Soba I could have this for lunch everyday~ !
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Oh it looks very authentic! So tororo is translated as “grated yam”, I should remember that.
Did you get hungry very quickly though? ^^;;
I need much cleansing these day haha so it’s okay~ It feels so healthy, feels so good~~